Classics left to die/rotting pics - Vol 2
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TonyRPH said:
hidetheelephants said:
Weren't they galvanised?
I believe only part of the body was galvanised (not sure which part) - however I viewed one a few years back and the sills were rotten.
I was driving, so no "live" pics I'm afraid but I stalked these on Google Street view.
A back street in Aix les Bains, Savoie, contains a run down looking house with several UK reg cars seemingly left to die.
Out on the street when I went past was this R plate Megane Cabriolet, a 16v judging by the wheels. Rear window was ripped and it was all a bit green and mossy.
Just visible from the road was something far more interesting: a Renault Sport Spider, in yellow and bearing the plate "ROS81F", a cheeky nod to the French view of us Brits but not showing on the MoT check database sadly.
This also looked unloved, exposed to the elements and abandoned. There was also a silver Golf Mk5 with a serious covering of mildew all over the interior.
Not sure what the story is with these, but apologies if anyone on here has any connection to them. I didn't stop to poke around.
A back street in Aix les Bains, Savoie, contains a run down looking house with several UK reg cars seemingly left to die.
Out on the street when I went past was this R plate Megane Cabriolet, a 16v judging by the wheels. Rear window was ripped and it was all a bit green and mossy.
Just visible from the road was something far more interesting: a Renault Sport Spider, in yellow and bearing the plate "ROS81F", a cheeky nod to the French view of us Brits but not showing on the MoT check database sadly.
This also looked unloved, exposed to the elements and abandoned. There was also a silver Golf Mk5 with a serious covering of mildew all over the interior.
Not sure what the story is with these, but apologies if anyone on here has any connection to them. I didn't stop to poke around.
Turbobanana said:
Just visible from the road was something far more interesting: a Renault Sport Spider, in yellow and bearing the plate "ROS81F", a cheeky nod to the French view of us Brits but not showing on the MoT check database sadly.
This also looked unloved, exposed to the elements and abandoned. There was also a silver Golf Mk5 with a serious covering of mildew all over the interior.
Not sure what the story is with these, but apologies if anyone on here has any connection to them. I didn't stop to poke around.
Wow, that's a rare spot, and as you say great numberplate. Be interesting to know the story behind it, only ever seen a couple of Renault Spiders on the road at most - looks like it's even RHD too. This also looked unloved, exposed to the elements and abandoned. There was also a silver Golf Mk5 with a serious covering of mildew all over the interior.
Not sure what the story is with these, but apologies if anyone on here has any connection to them. I didn't stop to poke around.
CKY said:
Turbobanana said:
Just visible from the road was something far more interesting: a Renault Sport Spider, in yellow and bearing the plate "ROS81F", a cheeky nod to the French view of us Brits but not showing on the MoT check database sadly.
This also looked unloved, exposed to the elements and abandoned. There was also a silver Golf Mk5 with a serious covering of mildew all over the interior.
Not sure what the story is with these, but apologies if anyone on here has any connection to them. I didn't stop to poke around.
Wow, that's a rare spot, and as you say great numberplate. Be interesting to know the story behind it, only ever seen a couple of Renault Spiders on the road at most - looks like it's even RHD too. This also looked unloved, exposed to the elements and abandoned. There was also a silver Golf Mk5 with a serious covering of mildew all over the interior.
Not sure what the story is with these, but apologies if anyone on here has any connection to them. I didn't stop to poke around.
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